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The Tudors : art and majesty in Renaissance England
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The Tudors : art and majesty in Renaissance England

by Elizabeth A. H. Cleland, Adam Eaker, Marjorie E. Wieseman, Sarah Bochicchio

This study examines the artistic legacy of the Tudor dynasty between 1485 and 1603. It explores how paintings, textiles, and luxury objects were used to legitimise political rule and foster a cosmopolitan court culture during the English Renaissance.

Accession 28682 ISBN 9781588396921 Publisher Metropolitan Museum of Art
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